When Madame Fosco and I rose to leave the table, the Count rose also to accompany us back to the drawing-room.
“What are you going away for?” asked Sir Percival—“I mean YOU, Fosco.”
“I am going away because I have had dinner enough, and wine enough,” answered the Count. “Be so kind, Percival, as to make allowances for my foreign habit of going out with the ladies, as well as coming in with them.”
“Nonsense! Another
When Madame Fosco and I rose to leave the table, the Count rose also to accompany us back to the drawing-room.
“What are you going away for?” asked Sir Percival—“I mean YOU, Fosco.”
“I am going away because I have had dinner enough, and wine enough,” answered the Count. “Be so kind, Percival, as to make allowances for my foreign habit of going out with the ladies, as well as coming in with them.”
“Nonsense! Another
